OERB | Oklahoma Energy Resources Board

Chrystal Reis is our next top teacher of the school year! Chrystal teaches 5th grade at L.W. Westfall Elementary School and won $5,000 for her classroom as part of our Runs for Science and Math initiative. This is very well deserved – congratulations and thank you for your dedication to education in our great state!

‼️ Industry Folks: The OERB has teamed up with the International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement to award 12 people a scholarship to attend this year's school in OKC May 14-16. The purpose of the school is to provide measurement instruction in both technical and non-technical subjects for personnel in the industry. Register this week! More details here: https://bit.ly/3NVreE5

Another Community STEM Night in the books! 👏 We had SO much fun with the students at Dibble Middle School last night. Thank you to all of our volunteers and our food sponsor, ExxonMobil!

We had a great Road Safety Day at Tuttle High School! Thank you to all of our partner organizations for helping us educate student drivers about how to share the road safely.

It was a great night getting to hear from Mike Rowe and David Le Norman. Thank you to all who joined!

The people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas are voluntarily spending tens of millions of dollars to restore orphaned, abandoned well sites – some 50 to 100 years old. We won't stop until the work is done.

A few fast facts this Earth Day courtesy of the OERB | Oklahoma Energy Resources Board. As world #energy consumption and production continue to increase, technological advancements within the #oilandgas industry have made it easier than ever before to ensure that we are keeping our air, land and water safe for generations to come.

In 1940, when Louie Pool was five years old, he moved to this land in Pottawatomie County. He remembers standing in the yard with his father a year later as a well was drilled. That site was eventually abandoned, leaving behind a structure and concrete for over 80 years on the property Louie and his wife Carol still call home. Thanks to voluntary funding from today's oil and natural gas producers, the land was restored, and work was completed on his 87th birthday! The people of Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas celebrate Earth Day as they work to preserve Oklahoma's natural beauty, like they did for Louie and Carol.

We love to support our troops and their kids especially when we can provide them with a great STEM experience. Thank you Tinker Air Force Base for inviting us to participate in the Welcome Home Ceremony for KUDOS STEM City event!

Our next top teacher for this school year is Tonya Mitchell! Tonya Mitchell teaches special education for grades 9-12 at Pryor High School. Tonya received $5,000 and Pryor High School received $2,000 for their dedication to education in our state. Thank you for all that you do, Tonya!